‘Atmeeya Lekha’ gets approval from Telugu Book of Records

June 03, 2014 12:34 am | Updated November 17, 2021 02:52 am IST - VIJAYAWADA:

Dr. T.S. Rao displaying the 70-foot-long open letter in Vijayawada on Monday. -  PHOTO: V. RAJU

Dr. T.S. Rao displaying the 70-foot-long open letter in Vijayawada on Monday. - PHOTO: V. RAJU

The 70-foot letter ‘Yuvataraaniki Atmeeya Lekha, penned by city-based psychologist T.S. Rao has got approval from Telugu Book of Records.

‘Atmeeya Lekha’ is being brought out in the form of a book soon to help children in imbibing the values of life.

Dr. Rao, who is also Krishna District Child Welfare Committee (CWC) member, wrote many books on children’s rights, their welfare and psychology, school education and other topics in a few languages.

At present, children are getting attracted to bad habits at younger age due to poor guidance and care. Given proper training, they can emerge in all fields and elevate the country to greater heights, he said.

“I wrote the letter containing thousands of words which tell children how to learn, implement and inculcate good habits. It was circulated in Malaysia, Hong-Kong and Dubai for Telugu people and the response is good.

Atmeeya Lekha teaches students patriotism, social responsibility, respect, culture, moral values, personality development, positive thinking and discipline.

Readers can go through the letter by entering the blog http://psydoctortsrao.

blogspot.in,” Dr. Rao said on Monday.

Hyderabad-based Telugu Book of Records founder Dr. Chintapatla Venkatachary said the letter was the first-of-its-kind message for kids which throws light on good habits.

“The open letter explains 101 topics with quotations of 101 eminent personalities. We want to recognize persons promoting Telugu language across the world,” said Mr. Venkatachary.

The writer who arranged exhibitions of the lengthy letter said a book titled ‘Think Big’ would be published on its basis soon.

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